The University of Hertfordshire has recently opened the new £120million de Havilland campus to compliment the existing campus on College Lane, allowing the University to operate as a single campus. The new campus houses the Schools of Humanities and Education along with the Business School. The venue includes state-of-the-art facilities such as the £15million Hertfordshire Sports Village complete with all the latest gym equipment, a 25-metre swimming pool and an impressive range of sports pitches; the campus also boasts its own learning resources centre as well as the eye-catching new 460-seat auditorium.

Hertfordshire is an increasingly popular choice for young people looking to study at degree level. Since 2002 UCAS applications to the University have risen dramatically by 57%. The University of Hertfordshire's courses aim to be as flexible as possible, with over a quarter of students studying part-time.

The University has recently invested in a wide range of services and student resources on its campuses. The University’s three Learning Resources Centres make full use of developments in technology. A building of four floors houses the Hatfield College Lane Learning Resources Centre, with 1,600 study places and 800 computer workstations.

What's on offer
The University consists of the following schools of study:

Aerospace, Automotive and Design Engineering
Art and Design
Business
Combined studies
Computer Science
Education
Electronic, Communication and Electrical Engineering
Film, Music and Media
Humanities
Law
Life Sciences
Nursing and Midwifery
Paramedic Sciences, Physiotherapy and Radiography
Pharmacy
Physics, Astronomy and Mathematics
Psychology
Social, Community and Health Studies

The University is constantly looking at ways to provide courses relevant to today’s needs – many developed in close consultation with colleagues in business and industry, the public sector and the professions.